Admit One / mental gymnasium
(like sit-ups for your brain)

3/31/2009

bushcraft arrow

Filed under: pretty cool,survival — kf6hqc @ 8:47 pm

This is a killer video on making an arrow from the
bush. The video takes you from truing the arrow to
knapping a glass arrowhead to making the flites and
a demonstration shot with the new arrow.
Very cool. The video is about 6 minutes long

UPDATE: Sorry, this video is no longer available.
I hope you were able to watch it before it was removed.

kf6hqc

3/27/2009

Filed under: General — kf6hqc @ 6:13 am

Like the article states, humans are terribly inefficient in
the water. On his best day, Michael Phelps can swim at
about 4 mph. Using this new dolphin inspired fin an
average person in good shape can swim almost twice as
fast as our olympic gold medalist. Check out the article.

sciam.com

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3/25/2009

just around the corner

Filed under: Technology,pretty cool — kf6hqc @ 1:39 pm

Intresting video about emerging technology.
Have a look and comment about what you think
It’s about a 9 minute video. Cool stuff.

kf6hqc

3/24/2009

elvis has left da building

Filed under: Geological — kf6hqc @ 7:58 pm

Even though Elvis has left the scene, were still shakin’ here in
Southern California. California has earthquakes all the time, at
least one or two a day but they are rarely ever felt. if you check
the map you’ll see we have several each and every day.

Most people in the USA have heard of the the famous San Andreas
Fault that cuts through Southern California from north to south
and is predicted to have a giant seismic event within the next 30
years. Well that may be sooner than later “experts” think. SoCal
has experienced a series of small to moderate quakes at the south
end of the SAF in the last week with the biggest weighing in at a 4.7.

This may be it everyone, get ready, duck and cover. California just
may be the next burden on the taxpayers if the ground out here
decides to shake rattle and roll. Just a fair warning.

quakeprediction.com

kf6hqc

3/22/2009

net disaster

Filed under: Web sites,Weird,pretty cool — kf6hqc @ 11:05 am

This is a pretty comical page. You can desicrate any web page you want
with a variety of interesting and/or disgusting weapons at your disposal.
You can have a dog run all over the page pooping on it or have a tornado
suck all the words off the page. You can send some guy walking across
the page vomiting all over it. Check it out, it’s a trip.

netdisaster.com

kf6hqc

3/20/2009

wiispray

Filed under: General,Web sites — kf6hqc @ 9:53 pm

Continuing the art form of graffiti into the digital relm
seems to be the goal of the WiiSpray project. Pick up
your Wii remote spray can interface, load your favorite
picture and then procede to spray paint over it with
any color/colors you want. There, doesn’t that sound
fun? Practice your favorite tag before you dress up in
black and hit the freeway under passes. I predict this
will be a hit.
I wonder if the Wii remote has that marble clacking
sound when you shake it? If it doesn’t, that’s my idea.
I copyright it! :)

wiispray.com

kf6hqc

3/17/2009

Looks like we’re committed

Filed under: Insane,Politics — kf6hqc @ 8:56 pm

Drink kool-aid, jump into hole.

kf6hqc

3/13/2009

you tube repeater

Filed under: Movie files — kf6hqc @ 7:46 pm

Have you got a large list of You Tube favorites? Possibly
music videos? Here is how you can make your special list
repeat over and over and over again without end,
(barring a power outage).

gnoted.com

kf6hqc

3/9/2009

a trillion

Filed under: Insane,money — kf6hqc @ 7:09 pm

Alright, I’ve always been good with math. I realize that
one hundred packs of $100 dollar bills like above is a
million dollars but I never really visualized what one
trillion dollars really looks like. Click the link below and
hold on to your jaw.

pagetutor.com

Many thanks to John for this.

kf6hqc

3/8/2009

high tech Navy showcase.

Filed under: Technology — kf6hqc @ 9:54 pm

Holy crap! Are these guys serious? Check out high tech stuff the
Navy is buying these days. Sad thing is that this stuff will most
likely be obsolete in 10 – 20 years. Things like, high temperature
finishes/sizings for polyimide matrix composites and integrated
Variable-fidelity tool set for modeling and imulation of
aeroservothermoelasticity-propulsion (ASTE-P) effects for
aerospace vehicles ranging from subsonic to hypersonic flight.
What ? ! ? !

There are hundreds of these things to check out on page after page.
Don’t miss the adaptive space-time radar techniques and waveforms.
The hell you say!

virtualacquisitionshowcase.com

kf6hqc

3/4/2009

tom’s astronomy blog

Filed under: The sky,Weblogs — kf6hqc @ 5:51 am

This is a very cool astronomy blog I’ve been looking at
lately. Tom has nice posts with relevant content to
things happening in the sky right now. Check it out.

tomsastroblog.com

kf6hqc

3/2/2009

a glimps into the future?

Filed under: Movie files — kf6hqc @ 5:50 am

<a href="http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-GB&#38;playlist=videoByUuids:uuids:a517b260-bb6b-48b9-87ac-8e2743a28ec5&#38;showPlaylist=true&#38;from=shared" target="_new" title="Future Vision Montage">Video: Future Vision Montage</a>

Pretty neat stuff.

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